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https://youtu.be/zbWAZlLNuEk, Izzy Gizmo by Pip Jones

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Want to get students engaged in reading? This is the book. Students will love listening to how Izzy tries to solve several problems. Teachers could use Language Arts as an interdisciplinary getting students to think of what the problem is and how to come up with a solution. The teacher could also use the illustrations and words to ask ask how Izzie is feeling. Finally, the teacher could have the students retell the story with important key details from the beginning to the end.

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https://youtu.be/stjOzn1etjc, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer.

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This book will get students thinking about how to solve the problems that Misala is having within the story. The teacher could start by asking questions to get them to think critically before they see the answer to the problem. This book is great for interdisciplinary English Language Arts. The students need to identify words and phrases from the storytelling and how the main character feels. As an activity the students could create their windmill and then try it in the wind or the teacher could use a hair blowdryer to see if it works.

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https://youtu.be/5fRK8VUaTks, Balloons Over Broadway by Melissa Sweet.

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What a wonderful book to read to students just before Thanksgiving. This book is interdisciplinary with English Language Arts. Students can retell the story using the illustrations along with how the main character is feeling. They could also have a discussion about the problems the main character had and how he solved them. As a group during the discussion, the teacher can introduce cause and effect or do a character trait list on the smartboard. For a science activity, the students could make their own balloons to share on Thanksgiving Day while watching the Macy's Day Parade.

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https://youtu.be/31eBdgnPsCo, Rosie Revere Engineer by Andrea Beaty.

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This book will keep students engaged wanting to create something of their own. This book could be used as an interdisciplinary with English Language Arts and Math. English Language Arts could be the students using the illustrations and details in the story to describe its characters, setting, or events. For Math students could work in pairs solving family facts of addition, subtraction, counting on, and how to solve problems.

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https://youtu.be/Sj6MAmeDh7k, The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires.

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This is a great book that could be incorporated with English Language Arts, Writing, and Science all in one. The book would be read to the students and then there would be a group discussion about the key details. The students could write about their favorite part of the book and then design a masterpiece of their own.

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https://youtu.be/kMXG4HnmyuI, A Splash of Red The Life and Art of Horace Pippin by Jen Bryant.

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This book could be used interdisciplinary in reading, art, history, and social and emotional learning. Activities like painting and the basic needs of Horace Pippen could be created and placed in the hallway for all to see. History would be discussed because Horace is a famous African American person that learned to paint with his injured arm. Show that Horace overcame a challenge will support social and emotional needs.

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This engaging book will keep children engaged wanting to learn more. This book could be used interdisciplinary with math and reading. Students will create their galaxy measuring string and pieces of paper for their planets making mobile and then they will write 2 facts about galaxies. When finished they will share and I will hang in the classroom.

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https://youtu.be/qCDxEu9XdzA
About Birds A Guide for Children written by Cathryn Sill.
This reading could be used interdisciplinary in English Language Arts and Technology where students will research their favorite bird and then draw a picture of the bird in its habitat.

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https://youtu.be/yHG8aA4efXg, The Hidden Life of a Toad by Doug Wechsler.
This book could not only be used as a Science tool but it could be used interdisciplinary in reading having the students sequence events, rhyming words, and onomatopoeia. Math could be implemented where students could measure images of the toad from the beginning to the adult stage and addition could be done from stage to stage.

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https://youtu.be/0MvD-adzgUM
Look Up! Bird-Watching in Your Own Backyard written by Annette LeBlanc Cate has some pages written in a graphic novel style and discusses birds from all over the world keeping children engaged and wanting to learn more. As an interdisciplinary book, I would use this as a shared reading when working as a whole class. I would also have the students compare and contrast the birds. Finally, I would use this in Art having the students pick their favorite color and then finding all the birds that have that color and then pick one to make an art piece of.

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https://youtu.be/I1_zBdSRXvg, A Hundred Billion Trillion Stars by Seth Fishman.
This book is not only about science but it is about numbers, numbers in the trillion and billions. This book could be used interdisciplinary in Math, technology, and art. Because this book talks about time, time is a standard that needs to be covered. Also, students could use technology to research stars and then write a couple of sentences of their findings. Finally, they could draw a picture of what the galaxy looks like in their minds.

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Read Aloud: A Hundred Billion Trillion Stars

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https://youtu.be/P7EkzT8t3Hw, Animals by the Numbers A Book of Animal Infographic by Steve Jenkins.

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This book is great for science but could also be used as an interdisciplinary for reading and math. In math, it could be used to introduce pie charts, graphs, and pictographs. In reading it could be used in comparing and contrasting animals.